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Where Do I Vote in Dearborn for the Presidential Primary?

Polls will be open 7 a.m.-8 p.m. in Dearborn on Feb. 28 for the primary, and absentee ballots are still available.

 

While Dearborn City Clerk Kathy Buda said her office is expecting a low turnout for the Feb. 28 presidential primary elections, it's still important for residents to know where to go to vote.

All 50 Dearborn precincts will be open on Tuesday from 7 a.m.-8 p.m. Unlike November's election, no consolidation of precincts will take place, in accordance with federal law.

Absentee ballots will be available for request through Saturday, Feb. 25, and must be turned in by 8 p.m. on Election Day. The City Clerk's office, located on the bottom floor of Dearborn City Hall, will be open from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Feb. 25 to accomodate absentee voters.

Because the primary will be conducted as a "closed" primary, voters must request a specific party's ballot at the polls. Voters do not have to be registered to a specific party to take part in the primary, but under Public Act 163 of 2011, they must indicate in writing whether they wish to vote a Republican or Democratic ballot.

Voters will not be required to select a political party ballot in writing for the August primary or November election.

Find the location of your precinct using the interactive map above. If you do not know your precinct number, visit the Michigan Votes website or contact the Dearborn City Clerk's office at 313-943-2010.

Michigan voters are required to show photo ID, either a driver's license or state issued ID, at the polls. If you forget, or do not have an acceptable form of ID, you can still vote, but must sign a brief affidavit stating that you're not in possession of a photo ID.

Precinct Voting Locations

Precincts 1 and 2: McDonald Elementary School, 10151 Diversey

Precinct 3: St. Alphonsus Church, 7500 Schaefer Road

Precincts 4 and 5: Oakman Elementary School, 7545 Chase

Precinct 6: Becker Elementary School, 10821 Henson

Precinct 7: Lowrey Middle School, 6601 Jonathon

Precincts 8 and 9: Maples Elementary School, 6801 Mead

Precinct 10: Hubbard Manor East, 5500 Calhoun

Precincts 11 and 12: William Ford Elementary School, 14749 Alber

Precinct 13: Henry Ford Village, 15101 Ford Road

Precinct 14: Kennedy Plaza, 5111 Bingham

Precincts 15 and 16: Woodworth Middle School, 4951 Ternes

Precinct 17: Henry Ford Elementary School, 16140 Driscoll

Precinct 18: Miller Elementary School, 4824 Lois

Precinct 19: Dearborn City Hall, 13615 Michigan Ave.

Precincts 20 and 21: Salina School, 2700 Ferney

Precincts 22 and 23: St. Joseph Parish Hall, 16101 Rotunda Drive

Precinct 24: Sisson Manor, 1515 Mason

Precincts 25 and 26: Snow Elementary School, 2000 Culver

Precinct 27: DPS Administrative Services Center, 18700 Audette

Precinct 28: Edsel Ford High School, 20601 Rotunda Drive

Precincts 29 and 30: Whitmore-Bolles Elementary School, 21501 Whitmore

Precincts 31 and 32: Bryant Branch Library, 22100 Michigan Ave.

Precincts 33 and 34: Howard Elementary School, 1611 N. York

Precincts 35 and 36: Lindbergh Elementary School, 500 N. Waverly

Precincts 37 and 38: Bryant Middle School, 460 N. Vernon

Precinct 39: Divine Child Elementary School, 25001 Herbert Weier Drive

Precincts 40 and 41: Haigh Elementary School, 601 N. Silvery Lane

Precincts 42 and 43: Dearborn High School, 19501 Outer Drive

Precinct 44: DuVall Elementary School, 22561 Beech

Precinct 45: Dearborn Christian Fellowship, 21360 Donaldson

Precinct 46: O.L. Smith Middle School, 23851 Yale

Precincts 47 and 48: Nowlin Elementary School, 23600 Penn

Precincts 49 and 50: Long Elementary School, 3100 Westwood

Related Topics: Dearborn City Clerk, Presidential primary, and elections 2012

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